Glee-Blame it the alcohol

I think for the first time in 2 ½ seasons, the producer and director Ryan Murphy glee and his writers have erred by focusing on the plot, something relevente given that they see in the U.S. alone 13 million people and where each chapter is look very closely at its future repercussion so I'm going to criticize the episode last week, the most current topic of alcohol and drugs in adolescence

Alcohol consumption among teenagers is a reality and I think appropriate Glee expose the problem, however, I think we lacked a bit of tact. On the one hand, gave data on the number of deaths from alcohol poisoning, car accidents mentioned, gave special importance to the designated driver, being responsible. Okay, I understand. But in the end the whole episode exposes alcohol consumption as fun, almost like selling the idea to the kids. Honestly, it bothered me a bit, especially the demographic goal of the series. I just hope that the episode has left them the right message.

The most important moment of the episode reflects the damage of alcohol at a party organized. explains the stereotypes of teenagers is when they are drunk, and certainly some are wrong, because we all felt we had identified at some point in our lives with one of them, so, try to show them that when we drink, none of us are different but the alcohol controls us
Choose yours in your mind
the drunk who gets hysterical and tearful
drunken girl/boys gets angry
the boy or girl who becomes a stripper
the boy or the girl who never stops laughing and is quite happy, though seated on a chair
the girl or guy heavy, overly amorous
etc

finally just say that the musical performances were not as amazing chapter in other chapters, only made references to artists related to alcohol problems as Kesha and in some ways making a critical